J. T. Blois. C. Wood. Stevens. A. Felch. J. Stilson. J. Snow. son: lars and seventy-seven cents, for stationery furnished the office of the attorney general, and the further sum of one hundred and sixty dollars and ninety-four cents, for stationery, journals and records furnished the secretary of state, and the further sum of seventy-four dollars and ninety-three cents, for stationery furnished the commissioners superintending the revision of the laws, and the further sum of ninety dollars and sixty-three cents, for stationery furnished the officers of the supreme court. To J. T. Blois, the sum of ten dollars, for preparing statistical memoranda for the use of the executive, by the request of the state treasurer; to Calvin Wood, the sum of forty-four dollars and fifty cents, for expenses summoning witnesses during the preBurger and sent session; to Burger and Stevens, the sum of sixteen dollars, for two reams of paper furnished the legislature of eighteen hunK.Pritchette. dred and thirty-eight; to K. Pritchette and A. Felch, the sum of twenty-four dollars, for their expenses in investigating the Oakland county bank and the bank of Macomb; to James Stilson, the sum of sixteen dollars, for services as brigade inspector, in inspecting four battalions of Michigan militia; to Josiah Snow, the sum of one hundred and thirty-nine dollars and fifty cents, for D.Thomp wood furnished the capitol; to Daniel Thompson, the sum of thirty-nine dollars for boarding several Indians arrested in the county of Ionia, and confined in the jail at Detroit; to John S. J. S. Bagg. Bagg, the sum of two hundred and fifty dollars, for publishing the session laws of eighteen hundred and thirty-eight, in weekly paper; and the further sum of three hundred and twenty-nine dollars and twenty cents, for printing done for the office of state treasurer, secretary of state, state library, auditor general, attorney general and bank commissioners, and the further sum of ninety-three doilars and seventy-seven cents, for newspapers furnished the members of the house of representatives; to James J. Cicotte, the sum of six dollars, for services as door-keeper pro tem. of the house of representatives, and also for repairing locks and drawers A. H. Han- to desks, the sum of six dollars and twenty-five cents; to A. H. scomb; E. J. Hanscomb and E. J. Roberts each, the sum of fifty dollars, for services as secretaries to investigating committees; to F. H. F. H. Harris. Harris, the sum of thirty-two dollars, for inspecting eight battaBaldwin & Tons of Michigan militia; to Baldwin and Kimball, the sum of Kimball. thirteen dollars and eleven cents, for locks and screws furnished A. M. Gould. for the desks in the capitol; to A. M. Gould, the sum of three J. J. Cicotte. Roberis. dollars, for copying affidavits taken by the committee appointed to investigate the affairs of the bank of Ypsilanti; to Hiram H. Paulding. Paulding, the sum of three dollars and fifty cents, for repairing representatives hall; to James Saunders, the sum of twelve dol- J. Saunders. lars, for summoning witnesses in the investigation of the affairs of the board of internal improvement; to John Norton, jr., the sum J. Norton, jr. of twenty-four dollars and seventy-five cents, for wood furnished the capitol; to A. Ten Eyck, the sum of eight dollars and fifty-eight A.Ten Eyck. cents, for taking depositions at the request of the board of commissioners of internal improvement; to J. B. Vallee, the sum of J. B. Vallee. seventy-two dollars, for translating the governor's message into hall & Co. Chittenden. ney. Ingalls; F. Bagg. the French language; to L. Caualli, the sum of forty-seven dol- L. Caualli. lars, for translating the governor's message into the German language; to C. Coggeshall & Co., the sum of five dollars and C. Cogges twenty-five cents, for candles, &c. furnished the legislature of eighteen hundred and thirty-seven and eighteen hundred and thirty eight; Marsh and Chittenden, four dollars and eighty-eight cents, Marsh and for repairing stove in the secretary's room; to G. L. Whitney, G. L. Whitthe sum of ninety-one dollars and forty-six cents, for thirty-four copies of the Daily Advertiser furnished the senate and house of representatives; to R. W. Ingalls, the sum of five dollars, and to R. W. F. Johnson, the sum of three dollars, for newspapers furnished the Johnson. members of the house of representatives; to J. S. & S. A. Bagg, J. S. & S. A. the sum of nine hundred and seventy-two dollars and forty-seven cents, for stationery furnished the members of the house of representatives; to John S. Bagg, state printer, five thousand nine J. S. Bagg. hundred and four dollars and fifty-seven cents, for printing journals and documents of the present legislature; to Stevens T. Mason, S. T. Mason. fifty dollars, for moneys paid by him to supply deficiency in the five million loan; to E. B. Harrington and E. J. Roberts, com- E. B. Harmissioners on the publication of the revised statutes, for clerk hire, E. J.Roberts. in copying three thousand two hundred and fifty-two folio, three hundred and twenty-five dollars and twenty cents; to Thomas T.Fitzgerald. Fitzgerald, late bank commissioner, seventy-five dollars, for legal expenses incurred by him in investigating in July last, on behalf of the state, the affairs of the Berrien county bank. rington and senate and Sec. 2. The officers of the senate and house of representatives Officers of shall be paid by the state treasurer in the same manner as directed house. by law Provided, That the sergeant-at-arms, door-keeper, arms, door Sergeant-at keeper, tary of senate house. senate and Clerks, secre-enrolling and recording clerks of the senate and house of repreand clerk of sentatives shall each be allowed three dollars per day during their attendance, and the secretary of the senate and clerk of the house of representatives shall each receive three dollars per day: And President of provided further, That the president of the senate and speaker of speaker. the house of representatives respectively, the sum of six dollars C. S. Adams. per day; and there shall be paid to Charles S. Adams, the sum of ninety dollars, for completing the record of the journals of the E. J.Roberts. house of representatives—and to E. J. Roberts, the sum of one hundred and eighty dollars, to prepare and superintend the publication of the journals and documents of the house of representatives of the present session, and making indexes for the same, to be paid on the certificate of the secretary of state that the same is completed. Roberts and newspapers. To Roberts and Griswold, the sum of ninety-three dollars and forty-seven cents, for thirty-two numbers of the Post and CraftsTo pay for man, furnished the members of the house of representatives,—and the further sum of not exceeding two hundred and fifty dollars, be and the same is hereby appropriated to pay for the several newspapers furnished members of the present legislature, not provided for in this act, to be paid by the state treasurer, on the certificate of the respective clerks of the senate and house of representatives, that the same have been ordered and received G. Coombs. by the members; to George Coombs, the sum of one dollar per day during the session of the present legislature, to be paid on the certificate of the speaker of the house of representatives-and the further sum of one thousand dollars, to be placed at the disposal of the governor, as a contingent fund to pay unforeseen expenses, a statement of which disbursements shall be laid before the legislature, by the auditor general, at its next annual session; and a further sum of money, not exceeding fifteen thousand dollars, sum to pay in addition to the sum already appropriated by an act making special appropriations, and for other purposes, approved April ten, eighteen hundred and thirty-nine, or so much as may be necessary to pay the members and officers of the present legislature; and the further sum of one dollar and fifty cents per day T. Lappin. shall be paid to Thomas Lappin, for services as messenger to the C. O'Neil. house of representatives; to Charles O'Neil, the sum of one dollar Messengers per day, for services as assistant messenger, and one dollar per Contingent fund. Additional members. of senate. day to each of the messengers of the senate during the present session. Shaw. ald. senden. Bagg. & Craftsman, There shall be paid to Aymar and Shaw, for stationery fur- Aymar & nished the senate, three hundred and eighteen dollars and seven cents; and to John Grifford, assistant door keeper to both houses, J. Grifford. two dollars per day during the session of the legislature; to the publisher of the Pontiac Herald, for publishing adjutant general's Pontiac Herorders, eighteen hundred and thirty-eight, twenty-five dollars; to C. B. H. Fessenden, six dollars, for copying report of the C. B. H. Fescommittee on corporations; to E. D. Fisher, for one table fur- E. D. Fisher. nished senate, thirty dollars, and for repairing tables and locks in eighteen hundred and thirty-nine, ten dollars; to J. S. and S. A. J. S. & S. A. Bagg, for newspapers furnished senate, eighteen hundred and thirty-nine, twenty-four dollars and twenty-one cents; to N. D. N. D. Curtis. Curtis, sixteen dollars, money expended in investigating the banks of Washtenaw and Clinton; to Thomas J. Drake, fifty-two T. J. Drake dollars, for attending as a witness before the committee of investigation on the conduct of Judge Morell, eighteen hundred and thirty-seven; to John Berry, as secretary to committee and J. Berry. engrossing, nine dollars; to Sidney L. Rood, for stationery, fifteen S. L. Rood dollars and twenty-five cents; to the publishers of the Morning Morning Post Post and Craftsman, for papers furnished the senate, forty dollars and forty-five cents; to Edward Mundy, seven hundred and fifty-six dollars, for his salary as acting governor of this state during the absence of the governor in the year eighteen hundred and thirty-eight; to Amos Lay, thirty-two dollars and fifty cents, A. Lay, for maps furnished the state library; to John D. Pierce, forty- J. D. Pierce. five dollars, for attendance before the committee on incorporations of the senate, including travel fees from Marshall to Detroit; to Samuel M. Stelle, for enrolling and engrossing one bill, three s. M. Stelle. dollars; the sum of two hundred dollars to be paid to the secre- Secretary of tary of the senate for bringing up the journals of the senate and preparing the same for publication, including the senate documents and making an index to the journals and documents, and for bringing up the executive journal; to John Berry, record- J. Berry. ing clerk of the senate, for services in bringing up and completing the journals of the present session, the sum of sixty dollars, to be paid when the same are completed and filed in the secretary's office; to O. Willcox, for preparing the manual for the senate o. Willcox for the year eighteen hundred and thirty-nine, five dollars; to E. E. Mundy. senate. E. B. Tuttle. B. Tuttle, for services as assistant enrolling clerk, the sum of W.H.Wilder thirty dollars; to William H. Wilder, for services as enrolling J. S. & S. A. clerk, eighteen dollars; to J. S. and S. A. Bagg, for 8 lbs. candles, four dollars, and for stationery furnished senate, one hundred and thirty-five dollars and seventy-six cents. Bagg. receive cer of Bank of Michigan. Treasurer to Sec. 3. The state treasurer is hereby authorized and required tain moneys to receive from the Bank of Michigan so much of the moneys borrowed by the auditor general of the Bank of Michigan on account of the sale of the state drafts, as may be necessary to pay the several sums hereby appropriated, and the appropriations made by an act making special appropriations, and for other purposes, approved April 10, 1839, not exceeding the sum of eighty thousand dollars. Appropriation act of amended. Sec. 4. That so much of the second section of the act approved April 6, 1838 April sixth, eighteen hundred and thirty-eight, as appropriates to the secretary of state five hundred dollars for transcribing and recording all laws passed by the legislature of the territorial or state government as had not been transcribed and recorded, be and the same is hereby repealed, so far as it relates to transcribing and recording of the territorial laws, and that one half of said sum be paid on the passage of this act. Governor. state. Auditor general. Attorney general. Adjutant general. ent of public Sec. 5. There shall be allowed to the governor, two thousand Secretary of dollars for his annual salary; to the secretary of state, one thousand dollars for his annual salary; to the auditor general, one Treasurer. thousand dollars for his annual salary; to the treasurer, eight hundred dollars for his annual salary; to the attorney general, five hundred dollars for his annual salary; to the adjutant general, Superintend- one hundred and twenty-five dollars for his annual salary; to the instruction. superintendent of public instruction, fifteen hundred dollars for Chancellor. his annual salary; to the chancellor of the state, fifteen hundred Chief justice dollars for his annual salary; to the presiding judge of the supreme court, sixteen hundred dollars; and to the three associate judges of the same court, each fifteen hundred dollars for their annual Governor's salaries; to the governor's private secretary, five hundred dollars for his annual salary; to Joel L. Ankrim, for services as assistant enrolling clerk from the sixth day of April, at the rate of three C. Seward. dollars per day; there shall be audited and allowed to Charles Seward, so much of his claim against the state as the auditor general shall deem just and reasonable for his travel and expenses incurred in reclaiming fugitives from justice on a requisition from of supreme court. Associate justices. private secretary. J.L.Ankrim. |